Glycerine touted as aid in Dr Pierce’s Medicines
An old promotional note extols glycerine used in Golden Medical Discovery for medicinal strength. It claims enhanced extraction from roots, nutritive and antiseptic effects, aiding coughs and lung conditions. It attributes broader benefits to digestion and blood purification, citing Dr Finley Ellingwood.
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Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery
al Fae
Minnesota and Northwest Marshall Win in Dakota Primaries
Complete returns from twenty five counties show progressive candidates leading in the Minnesota and Northwest Dakota Republican primary contest. Marshall tops the slate for senator with 11 923 votes to Johnson 10 594 and Little 6 546. Hansbrough close behind. Governor race favors C A Johnson over Twichell by about 12 000. Democratic vote light with several state offices still unsettled but largely decided for Burke Spaulding Goodward Campbell O Connell Anhelier Harvey.
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Fargo
N. D
Marshall
M. N. Johnson
C. B. Little
Hansbrough
Johnson
Insurance
Agriculture
B. F. Spaulding
Insurgent
Edw. E. Wright
Supreme Court
W. L. Stockwell
Fred W. Smith
Superintendent of Public
Nels Larson
T. F. McCue
Andrew Miller
John Burke
Murleigh F. Spaulding
B. F. Brockhoff
James E. Campbell
Wool Market Deadlock Shuts Miles City Trade
About 1,500,000 pounds of wool are in Milwaukee and Northern Pacific warehouses in Miles City Mont buyers from major houses have yet to buy as growers demand 18 cents for good clips while buyers bid around 15 cents The city expects to ship 7,000,000 pounds or more this year due to the stalled market.
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Miles City
Mont
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cure for Consumption
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough remedy and has cured consumption in early stages. He asserts no one who uses it is dissatisfied and signs as O. T. Erhart.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Ditch Diggers Find Body Near Algona
Men digging a drainage ditch near Algona uncover a partially skeletonized man buried within the past year. Officials including the coroner investigate as to whether the death is a murder, with the victim’s identity still unknown and the body found far from any residence.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Algona
Three Drown At North Mankato In High Water Tragedy
Three youths drown in North Mankato while swimming in floodwaters on Cornelia street. Eva Ehler 16 of North Mankato Maud Worlds 19 of St Peter and Max Sues 20 of North Mankato die after attempting rescues. Sues missing. Flood forces many residents from homes as river rises.
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Mankato
Minn
North Mankato
Eva Ehler
Maud Worlds
St. Peter
Cornelia
Max Sues
Miss Ehler
Fred Ehler
Samuel Worlds
Elysian
E. B. Hatch
Joseph Sues
Wisconsin Homeseeker seeks immigrant letters for appeal
The Chicago and North Western Railway publishes the Wisconsin Homeseeker to promote Wisconsin immigration. It invites settlers to share letters about crops soil climate schools and start up costs and to provide names of East Coast friends to receive free illustrated literature. Write to Mr. W. B. Kniskern P T M C N W Ry Chicago IL.
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Wisconsin Homeseeker
Chicago & North Western Ry
Wisconsin
Homeseeker
North Western
W. B. Kniskern
N. W. Ry
Chicago
Divorce Granted to Calliope Family Wife
The city woman married to a calliope man named Arthur Franklin was granted a divorce after two months of marriage. She alleged he left her and has not provided support, and she was allowed to resume her maiden name.
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Arthur Franklin
Turkey gnats cause livestock losses near Truman
In Truman Minnesota on June 27 a mare and her colt died after gnats crawled into their ears causing inflammation. Poultry also suffers as gnats bite under neck feathers drawing blood. Young birds are most vulnerable. The gnats are nonnative here and likely bred in floodplain bottoms along rivers. They swarm under shade trees on calm days and persist about three weeks.
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Truman, Minn
Turkey
Y. M. C. A. Secretary Resigns in Marshalltown
John A. Goodell, general secretary of the Y M C A., resigns effective August 1. He will assume the role of state financial secretary. Goodell has served two years in Marshalltown after previously being assistant secretary of the Duluth association.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
John A. Goodell
Goodell
Duluth Association
Lid security tightens in Kellih er after sudden council order
Kellih er Minnesota riot town enacts permanent closure after a stormy village council session. Mayor Pfund announces no leaks and promises prosecution for noncompliance. The exact reason for the shutdown remains undisclosed.
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Kelliber
Minn
Kelliher
Pfund
Prund
Kidney Cure Claim From O T Erhart Advertisement
A physician approving Foley's Kidney Cure asserts its effectiveness against kidney or bladder trouble. The testimonial states the remedy never disappoints and invites inquiries to reveal its medical aid potential.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Mitchell pioneer Thomas Ball sells 110th home in town
Thomas Ball, longtime Mitchell resident and first city mail carrier, sold his 110th built residence for 5800 to a Bridgewater man. In twenty seven years he constructed houses that expanded the town, sometimes with three under construction, while serving with the post office during free delivery era.
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Mitchell, S. D
Thomas Ball
Mitchell
Ball
Bridgewater
Mr. Ball
United States Post Office Department
Teddy Roosevelt Junior Laboring With Miners in Duluth Mines
Teddy Roosevelt Jr will report to John C. Greenway in Coleraine Minn to work with steel company mine laborers on the Western Menasha range. His fellow workers will be largely Cretians Montenegrans and Servians, known as the roughest in the north country.
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Duluth
Minn
Teddy Roosevelt
John C. Greenway
Steel Corporation
Menasha Range
Coleraine
Young Roosevelt
Europe
Brother Polycarp Dies at Notre Dame Church
Brother Polycarp, an aged Notre Dame member formerly of Green Bay Wisconsin, collapsed and died during prayers at the university church in Notre Dame. Heart disease caused his death.
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South Bend
Ind
Brother Polycarp
Notre Dame Brotherhood
University Church
Notre Dame
Polycarp
Green Bay
Wis
Calliope Man Divorced At Mankato Carnival
Mankato Minnesota June 27 Two years ago the steam calliope in a carnival attraction was enrapturing music to Miss Zella Macbeth of this city. The opening sentence notes marriage considerations and a divorce action linked to the carnival device.
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Mankato, Minn
Zella Macbeth
America
Kansas City Flood Scene
Kansas City reports the Kaw river overflowing its banks flooding a quarter of the stockyard district and damaging western routes. City notes flood stage of 1904 has passed and the 1963 disaster is not expected to recur as the Kaw declines near Lawrence and Topeka with ongoing concerns toward St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Stockyard
St. Louis
Lawrence
Topeka
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National Biscuit Company
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